Power LED Strip Lights with Battery

In this video, we’ll introduce different batteries to power the led strip lights. There are different types of batteries.
00:26 Coin Cell Battery
01:22 1.5V Alkaline Battery
01:55 Battery box
03:47 9V Alkaline Battery
04:19 Rechargeable Lithium Battery or USD power bank
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[@rahmatdharmawan1577]

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[@Kidderman2210]

Very helpful thanks

[@Fourwheeljive]

Very helpful. Exactly the information I was looking for. Thanx!

[@ryokenko3180]

Very helpful

[@dalesalkeld854]

Is there a way of making LED lights in about a 10-in section how many batteries would I need

[@lorrainewatkins2669]

Thank you for this

[@itsBlueCave]

How long does it last with the power bank ?

[@riyazahmed1521]

Great video
But I have one question
Can I connect led strip light directly with battery?
I see something is between the led strip light and the battery holder at 2:35 What is that?

[@Fourwheeljive]

I believe it is a solder less LED connector for the two wires to the power supply.

[@baronvonswag]

If your battery voltage is the same as the LED then yes you can just use the battery. But if the LEDs are lower voltage than what the batter outputs, the resistors protects the LED. Otherwise the LED would shine VERY brightly and then burn out quickly.

[@MrCoconutcat]

​@@baronvonswagokay, so that little grey box is called an led resistor box, is that what I'll type when I look for it to buy

[@MrCoconutcat]

Oh wait, its a splicing wire connector

[@allanlocke5749]

What is the grey object that the wires go into after the power supply? They come out the other side, they secured on either end.

[@MrCoconutcat]

That grey box is a splicing wire connector

[@jakerusiecki]

Great info